Berlin is easily one of the coolest cities in Europe. It's a combination of glamour and grit, full of top museums and galleries, delicious food, and a crazy nightlife. There's such a wide variety of things to do in Berlin, and there's something to suit everyone. 1.

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People say I have an unhealthy relationship with Germany. It’s my most favourite place in the world, and several trips, travels and studies have led me there time and time again. I think I could write an entire ten pages on my enormous love for the country – the...

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The people of Munich are a special breed. Cosmopolitan and outgoing they are also deeply rooted in their traditions, an attitude which is reflected in their favorite place for food shopping: the Viktualienmarkt. Viktualien is an ancient German word for food stuff.

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Visas are my nemesis. Long waits for visa processing, restrictions regarding where you can apply, and high costs, all combine to make applying for visas one of my least favourite parts of travel. As a result, I often choose countries that don't require a visa or which issue a...

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Berlin is the capital city of Germany, and is Germany’s second largest city with a population of 3.4 million people. It is home to renowned universities, research institutes, orchestras, celebrities and is host to many sporting events. It is well known for its festivals, nightlife, contemporary arts and diverse architecture.

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When you think of travelling Europe you think of museums, city walks, and restaurants. But Europe has recently become a hot spot for adrenalin junkies also. For those that want something a little more adventurous, here are some of the most popular activities in Europe that will be sure to get your...

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Christmas markets have a long tradition in several Northern European countries. Most popular are those in Germany. Year after year plenty of visitors flog to the more famous ones in Munich or Nürnberg. But I had a very special day in a tiny rural town in Bavaria/Germany.

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Düsseldorf, in the west of Germany, has only recently begun to emerge as a tourist destination. This means there's a lot to do and see but your way won't constantly be blocked by hordes of tourists as it so often is in more popular cities like Berlin or Munich.

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Munich is the capital of Bavaria, the most southern province of Germany. Bavaria has lots of tradition which often get mistakenly associated with the whole country. Nevertheless the ridiculously large beer steins and the weird clothes locals wear - especially during the once a year occurring Beer Fest - can...

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Oktoberfest Beer Festivals Munich’s legendary Oktoberfest 2008 is just one week away. I’ve never known why Oktoberfest takes place in September. The story goes that the first Oktoberfest was held way back in 1810 in honor of the Bavarian Crown Prince’s marriage. The festivities were so massive that...